Abstract: A combination particle dispenser for condiments or granular substances having a container partitioned to provide separate chambers with a closure means on each end. Each closure means has an inwardly extending, funnel-like centrally disposed outlet. Particle-blocking means which is secured in each chamber has a surface facing, proximate to and in alignment with the outlet with a gap between that surface and the outlet. Particles not emitted from the outlet descend to rest in the chamber on the closure surface after diversion by the blocking means.

Abstract: A particle dispenser for condiments or granular substances has a particle chamber with a closure mounted on at least one end thereof. The closure has an inwardly extending, centrally disposed outlet. A blocking element which is secured in position in the chamber has a surface confronting, proximate to, and in alignment with the outlet with a gap between that surface of the blocking element and the outlet. Particles not emitted from the outlet descend to a rest in the chamber on the closure surface after diversion by the blocking element.

Abstract: In the field of combination dispensers emitting condiments from the bottom of the containers operating automatically without moving parts, the use of rounded, half-rounded and steepled and half-rounded and obtunded components to shield and block the interior condiment outlet passages when shaking for the other condiment and funnel-shaped closures for scooping up errant, improperly emitted condiments.